Thanks for this project. I have a question about the operation of rust-covfix's derive rule. In my project we use serde heavily so there's lots of modules with structs annotated with derive macros. My observation is that, as of Rust 1.67, the structs are correctly tracked with regard to whether they are used by a called function or not but instead of the struct being highlighted only the derive line is marked red or green. After running rust-covfix on it the structs are completely omitted, neither the struct or the derive line is red or green. Any comments on what is the expected behavior and why you chose to add a rule which filters out derive lines?
Here's another thing I'm noticing: often a file will have a single opening use line that's marked green:
Thanks for this project. I have a question about the operation of rust-covfix's
deriverule. In my project we useserdeheavily so there's lots of modules with structs annotated with derive macros. My observation is that, as of Rust 1.67, the structs are correctly tracked with regard to whether they are used by a called function or not but instead of the struct being highlighted only the derive line is marked red or green. After runningrust-covfixon it the structs are completely omitted, neither the struct or the derive line is red or green. Any comments on what is the expected behavior and why you chose to add a rule which filters out derive lines?Here's another thing I'm noticing: often a file will have a single opening
useline that's marked green: